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In a message dated 6/2/2004 9:53:56 PM Central Daylight Time,
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DAVEH: I'm hung up on it because I find
the popular Christian perception to be very interesting. To me it is
obviously
In a message dated 6/2/2004 9:53:56 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DAVEH: I'm hung up on it because I find the popular Christian perception to be very interesting. To me it is obviously symbolic, but to most Christians it seems to be a literal lak
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DAVEH: I'm hung up on it because I find the popular Christian
perception to be very interesting. To me it is obviously symbolic, but
to most Christians it seems to be a literal lake of fire. Yet (to me)
it seems so illogical.That a loving God would pun
David Miller wrote:
DAVEH wrote:
From what I've learned previously in TT, anybody
who dies without believing in Jesus is condemned
to the lake of fire.
That's because all have sinned. The wages of sin is death.
DAVEH: Now you are drawing a conclusion that dea
From: "David Miller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Judy
wrote:So, the Holy Spirit is not able to give
understanding if everyone does not see every nuance of language
in the same light? I communicate with people from all over
- my husband and I communicate with our grandson who points and uses
one w
Judy wrote:
> So, the Holy Spirit is not able to give understanding
> if everyone does not see every nuance of language in
> the same light? I communicate with people from all
> over - my husband and I communicate with our grandson
> who points and uses one word. How so?
I think Lance's poin
So, the Holy Spirit is not able to give understanding
if everyone does not see
every nuance of language in the same light? I
communicate with people from
all over - my husband and I communicate with our
grandson who points and
uses one word. How so?
From: "Lance Muir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just a few things that maybe we should keep in mind when we begin to
speculate concerning those who have never had the opportunity to accept
or reject the Gospel:
God's ways are higher than our ways. We do not understand every detail
concerning His plan for mankind, not was it intended that we
No, the problem IS with language itself.
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From:
Judy
Taylor
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: June 02, 2004 09:43
Subject: [TruthTalk] The Mediation of
Christ
From: "Lance Muir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"language
is the house of being" one ough
From: Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>Judy Taylor
wrote:
daveh: ... with all the conflicting beliefs as to what Jesus
taught, it would seem like you are suggesting a lot of folks who think they are
believers, really aren't believers ... Davidm:
Right...
daveh:... and will end up being tossed i
From: "Lance Muir" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>"language
is the house of being" one ought to take care when one
objectifies language...
jt: What kind of a statement is this? Philosophy
from Heidegger who
some call a Nazi philosopher?
What Jesus meant and what we say he meant may not be the same i
DAVEH: I'm hung up on it because I find the popular Christian perception to be very interesting. To me it is obviously symbolic, but to most Christians it seems to be a literal lake of fire. Yet (to me) it seems so illogical.That a loving God would punitively punish people who never had th
DAVEH wrote:
> From what I've learned previously in TT, anybody
> who dies without believing in Jesus is condemned
> to the lake of fire.
That's because all have sinned. The wages of sin is death.
DaveH wrote:
> Yet there are literally billions who have lived and
> died without even hearing
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